On June 6, McDonald’s announced its first-ever purple-colored ... the McDonaldland characters were streamlined, and Grimace made the cut. Our benevolent blob made it all the way to the end ...

Ronald McDonald, of course, is the face of the chain. And then there's Grimace, that purple blob thing. I couldn't tell you what he is, but apparently Brian Bates can. In an interview with the CBC ...

Merriam-Webster defines grimace as "a facial expression usually of disgust, disapproval," but at McDonald's, it's the name of a large blob-like purple character with a big grin, often seen ...

Because Grimace is not just an anthropomorphic purple blob — he's a taste bud ... "There have been characters created as mascots for quick-serve companies that admittedly scare little kids.

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS Other characters, however, are harder to pin down. For example, Grimace is a clumsy purple blob. McDonald’s doesn’t offer purple blobs on its menu.

Known as Ronald McDonald’s best friend, the purple blob has surpassed his buddy in ... Grimace was first brought into McDonald’s cast of characters in 1971, but as an evil monster with four ...

purple blob named Grimace. Originally introduced in 1971, Grimace is one of McDonald's largely retired collection of characters that includes icons like Ronald McDonald, the Hamburglar ...

Few McDonald's celebrity meal collaborations have garnered as much attention as the fast-food giant's latest: a birthday meal for a furry, purple blob named Grimace. Originally introduced in 1971, ...